Sentence examples for their tempos from inspiring English sources

LONDON — Some rock bands accelerate their tempos when they perform their old songs decades after the fact.

Their tempos in the outer movements were carefully relaxed, and Mr. Muti, taking Beethoven's scoring at face value, did little textural tweaking: lines that had always been considered subsidiary remained that way.

In addition, our revised chronology questions the paradigm of temporal relationships that link the position of the end-Ordovician glacial cycles, their tempos and biochemical events13,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,26.

And Mr. Parks started stretching out his improvised lines, slowing down their tempos over the steady groove of bass and drums, extending them until it felt as if they would snap off.

WEBSTER HALL 125 E. 11th St. (212-353-1600) — Sept. 3: Like Sonic Youth, Amherst's Dinosaur Jr. defied hardcore orthodoxy in the eighties by slowing down their tempos and re-imagining the possibilities of the electric guitar, largely thanks to the singer-guitarist J Mascis.

Their tempos were all different from one to the next.

She explained her concept by drawing an analogy with other types of 'scapes', underscoring the significance of spatiality and materiality: '… landscapes, cityscapes and seascapes mark the spatial features of past and present activities and interactions of organisms and matter, timescapes emphasise their rhythmicities, their timings and tempos, their changes and contingencies.

Their preferred tempos are unhurried, even languid, with their voices moving in close tandem while guitars ripple and peal around them.

The Wagner performances of Pierre Boulez are also noted for their brisk tempos.

Yet weighty topics could easily go unnoticed in the band's crafty, tightly wound new wave tunes, with their brisk tempos and grinning vocals.

People appear to alter their speaking tempos unconsciously to match the speech patterns of those around them, a new study shows.